There was a wild two-month primary. A controversial development in Hyde Park that residents warned elected officials would haunt them at the ballot box. And Vice President JD Vance, hours before polls closed, urged residents to vote for his half-brother. Most Cincinnati voters, 90%, opted to stay home instead.

Vice President Vance called on voters to back his half-brother in the primary for the Cincinnati mayoral race on Tuesday. “Hey Cincinnati! My brother Cory Bowman is running for mayor and is on the

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval faces two challengers in the city’s nonpartisan primary, including JD Vance's half brother.

It's been a wild three-month race that's garnered international attention. There's the half-brother of Vice President JD Vance, a candidate who campaigned outside the city limits, two raucous debates and a question about a "ridiculous hat."

Kennedy’s only living grandson Jack Schlossberg took a dig at Vice President JD Vance on social media Tuesday. The vice president initially wrote a post on X early Tuesday endorsing his half-brother,

I think to the extent the Democrats have a leader, Donald J. Trump is the leader Democratic Party,” the vice president told Baier. “Because they’re just against everything that he

Vice President Vance defended the Trump administration’s first 100 days, marked by low approval ratings, and said he doesn’t “really care that much” about polling numbers. Vance joined Fox News’s “Special Report” on Friday,

Cory Bowman will next face Aftab Pureval, the Democratic incumbent, who outperformed him in Tuesday’s nonpartisan primary.

In Cincinnati's mayoral primary, three names are on the ballot: Incumbent Aftab Pureval, Pastor Cory Bowman—brother of Vice President JD Vance—and military veteran Brian Frank.